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Adnan Oktar

pose exceedingly illogical and inconsistent claims on the subject.

Evolutionists have no theory to suggest regarding the formation of
both DNA and enzymes, nor any fictitious mechanisms to propose.
They are dealing with an incomparable, astonishing and literally extra-
ordinary miracle of creation. Clearly, both DNA and enzymes have
been sited in just the right place in the cell for their separate functions
and interdependent attributes. There can be no other explanation for
this than creation.
Allah sees a single nucleotide in a DNA helix, a single atom it con-
tains and every electron moving at a speed of thousands of miles a sec-
ond, at every moment, and monitors and controls them all. Everything
acquires a perfect complexity by Allah's choosing. Systems operate be-
cause that is Allah's will. Human beings remain alive because Allah so
wishes. It is Allah Who knows every process taking place in every cell
of every human being who has ever lived. It is Allah Who controls and

creates out of nothing the thousands of processes taking place in the
cell, the molecules involved in these processes and all the minute com-
ponents that comprise them. That is why those who look for an expla-
nation other than creation are constantly in a hopeless position. They
themselves are also aware that they can offer no other explanation for
all the things that Allah has created by commanding them to "Be!" Allah
tells us of His boundless might in a verse:
The Originator of the heavens and Earth. When He decides on some-
thing, He just says to it, "Be!" and it is. (Surat al-Baqara: 117)

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RNA, or ribonucleic acid, is a large molecule that, like DNA, con-
sists of consecutive nucleotides. However, different from DNA, it is sin-
gle stranded and uses uracil instead of thymine present in DNA. By
working together with DNA, RNA plays a role in the synthesis of en-
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